Unsecured Debt Explained
Unsecured debt is a type of loan that isn’t backed with underlying assets. Examples of unsecured debt include: Credit Card […]
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How Deficiency Judgements Work in Illinois
What is a Deficiency Judgement? A deficiency judgment can be ordered by a court if a lender wants to pursue
Secretary of Education Decision to Benefit 800+ College Career-Training Programs
Betsy DeVos, the United States Secretary of Education for the Trump Administration, has recently announced that the Department of Education
Most Americans Are Living Between Paychecks, New Survey Says
Unemployment rates across the United States are as low as they have ever been in the last 16 years. While
Selling Your Assets After Bankruptcy: What You Need To Know
Now that your bankruptcy case is finally finished, you are probably wondering if you can begin to sell your assets
Debt Collectors May Be Penalized for Filing Claims in Bankruptcy
Bad news for debt collectors: the 11th Circuit Court held in Johnson v. Midland that debt collectors may face penalties under the Fair Debt Collection
How The Sale Of Discharged Debt Thwarts The Bankruptcy Discharge
BloombergBusiness has published an interesting article about the sale of discharged debts. Many consumers do not know that banks will sell debts
DOJ Announces $50 Million Settlement With JP Morgan Chase Over Robosigned Docs In Bankruptcy Cases
According to the DOJ’s press release, JP Morgan Chase has agreed to a $50 million settlement with the U.S. Trustee Program.
Five Considerations for Couples Considering Bankruptcy AND Divorce
It is an unfortunate truth that some couples facing financial hardship are also considering dissolving their marriage. Here are five